Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

| by suitable increase Of altitude. The more rea-
sons o9ese are why patient cannot take adSan
is Tor his ultimate recovery 'n' ''' ''''' '''''>
The preferable climate for the great majority Of
conservatives varies according 70 the case, from
feet In the southern portion in summer.
He gave list OF those conditions which would
Rrooaoly render the high attitudes undesirable
Ousness, rapid action OF he brain. &C.. would
mintate against recourse to the high altitude
patient
| from tnls treatment. Other papers read were
,SThe seasonal prevalence OF pneumonia fever" by
Of the Dublin Journal Of the Medical Science ;
I1e relations OF certain meteorological conditions
a,seases OF the lungs and air passages by DI
Heaith OF Michigan These papers were all listened
to attentiyely and will be the subject for discus
at yesterday session the resolutions offered by
| Dr. Glhon. proposing the establishment in every
county . OF national bureau OF vital statistics
were aaopted, and they were communicated to
me sectlon on public and international hygiene,
with request for the cooperation OF that section.
| THE DENTAL SURGEONS.
the center OF attraction for section Is, Inter-
national Medical Congress, is the Franklin school
building In charge Of Dr.. II. B. Noble and w. F. C.
Bodecker where every operation in dentistry is
Delng performed by operators from all parts OF the
world. The latest and most approved appliances
| In dental art are on exhibition.
PaperS were read yesterday as follows: 1.-THE
use OF air in dental therapeutics" DR.. Baasseur of
PARIS; arrangement Of pulpless teeth" DR.. J.
Juncts In filling teeth" Dr. T. E. Weeks, OF MIN
neapOllS.
IN OTHER SECTIONS
Yesterday papers were read as follows: General
Surgery.-"A new form OF abdominal supporter"
by DR.. Deoacker, OF Rouban, France, read by DR..
Du1ley Allen, OF Cleveland. Ohio; ION three hum
0red and eighty cases OF laparotomies for various
diseases resume OF the writer's experience" by
Dr.: John Howans. OF Boston; IAN important point
h hs%,sH AN, NJ; p. Phiadeiphia, read by Or;
noon session there was a discussion of abdominal
surgery, participated in by Drs Kingston, OF Mon
naae3 n Murphy Of Chicago; W. PECK Of
John W cowden. Of Rock island, III; q.
s; Kreider, of Springfield, H. j. N. E.
LINK M,a Ierfe Haute Ind; Palmer. Of Janesvilie
Or: Jeffrey A: Marston, Of the British army. on
to services" on aHeat stroke in India" BY
Brigade Surgeon John Anderson, OF the British
army "1s 1t desirable that each soldier in time OF
for wound!" by Sir THOMAS lonemor ore. proiessof
OF m military surgery, Netley England; on .'The
q Dr.
tional regulations for the medical treatment OF
SICK prisoners Of war;" by Dr.. D. 8 Lamb. .. s. A.
treal; .Luremie experimental, Prot. A. Carpen-
teir, n. D., Paris; "Uniformity In obstetrical no
menclature," Prof. A. X. Simpson, n. D., Edin-
burgh; 1.-THE prognosts Of the Cesarean section, i"
Prof. W. T. Lusk, N: D., New York; ION the
sion" DR.. NJ. Saenger Leipsic; Abdominal section
N. D., Louisville.
Boston, on malignant degeneration OF glandular
hyperplasia OF the uterus.h
Anatomy-The papers BY Dr.. Anthony B. Strong
Pathology-Prof. Alonzo b. Palmer, on 1.-THE
Pathology OF Reynands Disease or LocalSyncopeo or
Asphyxia, with Report Of an Unusual Case;" Dr.. E.
corning the Infectious Nature Of Teaumatic Teta-
NUS" Prot. Vaughan read paper Of Prof. Henry
lation Of Rattiesnake Venom" DR.. D. r salmon,
on "rhe Production OF Immunity by the Hypo-
dermic Injection OF Stertltzed Cultures" =
deem. scotland. On The Rate Of Growth In AmeTi-
can and British Children and its Bearing on the
MIX S the Feeding Of of PROF. e 20
Arbor; Anatomical Characters Of Gembranous
YORK Founding Asylum" ". ?. Sort Il New New
York City; "Remarks on Tubage Of the CLOTHS
and the Manner in Which it was Practiced in
the Larynx, with Demonstration on the Living
Subject, " Drs Joseph Dryer and Dillon Brown.
New York city; Syphilis and ricketts, in Brazil"
Or. Moncoo, OF Rio de Janeiro; "Intubation vs.
Tracheotomy In the Treatment OF Group" Prot F.
E. Waxham, Of Chicago
Otology- IRREGULARITIES In the Structure and the
Diseases OF the Ear in the Negro" T. E. Murreil
Little Rock, Ark; primary Infiammatory Dis
ease OF the Mastoid Antrum," j. F. Fulton, of ST.
Paul, Mimi; "Inherited Syphilis as q Factor OF
Suppurati0n and Inflammation OF Middle Ear !"
K T1lley. OF Chicago; "Cerebro Spinal Fever as O
Cause OF Deafness" G. NJ. Hobby, Of Iowa CITY
Iowa; indications for Artificial Opening of Mas
told Process and Best Method for Closing the
Same" Geo. =. rockingham, Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
PUBLIC ana international Hygiene-''The History
OF Hygiene In Modern Egypt" BY Dr. J: A. s:
Grant Bey,. OF Cairo, Egypt, and 'The Relation OF
State Medicine to Medical Jurisprudence" by Dr.
WI Schenck, OF Boise City, Kan; 1.-THE Effects Of
Overd0ws on the General Health. J" by DR.. Richard
A. Day, OF Louisiana.
Psychological Medicine and Diseases Of the Ner-
vous System-"Remtssions and Intermtssi0ns OF
Insanity" by Daniel Clarke NJ. d., OF Toronto;
,Mlilary Aneurfsmal Disease and Deformity OF the
Brain" by 3. c. Spttzka, III. D., New York city;
"The True Nature and Definition OF Insanity" by
c. II. Hughes, NJ. D., St. Louis; Treatment by Oc-
cupation In an English Private Asylum" by Dr.
David Bower, Of Bradford, England; Occupation
IN the treatment OF Insanity" by Horace Ward
ner, A. NJ, NJ. D., Anna, H.; physiological Alter
atoms Following Adaptations in the Per1pheraI
Nerves the Spinal Ganglia ana the Marrow" by
y: A. Horner, M. D. Finland; 1.-THE Classification
OF insanity" by h. N. Bannister, NJ. d., Kankakee
ILL.,; "The International classification OF Mental
Diseases" by Walter Charming, M. D., Boston.